How many years can a 60-year-old with advanced liver cancer live

The survival time of a 60-year-old patient with advanced liver cancer is approximately 6-12 months, but if combined treatment is adopted, the patient's survival time can be extended to 15-22 months. The patient's specific survival time is related to factors such as the severity of the lesion, liver function, tolerance to liver cancer intervention, and sensitivity to targeted drugs and PD-1 immunotherapy.

Late-stage liver cancer refers to a situation where the tumor is particularly large and numerous, and the tumor volume diffusely occupies most of the liver, leaving relatively little normal liver, or the tumor invades large blood vessels and there is extrahepatic metastasis, including metastasis to the lungs, bones, or lymph nodes. This situation is called advanced liver cancer, and interventional therapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, or comprehensive treatment methods such as hepatic artery infusion chemotherapy can be performed. At the same time, some auxiliary treatments can also be given. If the patient has jaundice, biliary drainage may be required to relieve the symptoms of jaundice. If the patient has ascites, the protein level needs to be increased and the ascites needs to be eliminated through diuresis. If the treatment effect of patients with advanced liver cancer is good, it can effectively prolong survival time. If the patient's liver function deteriorates rapidly, the patient's survival time is often shorter.

Late-stage liver cancer refers to a situation where the tumor is particularly large and numerous, and the tumor volume diffusely occupies most of the liver, leaving relatively little normal liver, or the tumor invades large blood vessels and there is extrahepatic metastasis, including metastasis to the lungs, bones, or lymph nodes. This situation is called advanced liver cancer, and interventional therapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, or comprehensive treatment methods such as hepatic artery infusion chemotherapy can be performed. At the same time, some auxiliary treatments can also be given. If the patient has jaundice, biliary drainage may be required to relieve the symptoms of jaundice. If the patient has ascites, the protein level needs to be increased and the ascites needs to be eliminated through diuresis. If the treatment effect of patients with advanced liver cancer is good, it can effectively prolong survival time. If the patient's liver function deteriorates rapidly, the patient's survival time is often shorter.

Most patients with advanced liver cancer may have liver cirrhosis, which will affect their digestive function to a certain extent. It is recommended to eat easily digestible fruits and vegetables. Avoid eating greasy and meaty foods. Family members should also provide psychological counseling for patients and try to make them feel comfortable. If patients have any discomfort, they should seek medical attention in time.